Loop Note vs Kanji Neat Writing Master

Practice listening, shadowing, and dictation with videos and audio you enjoy, one sentence at a time. Loop Note helps you repeat difficult passages, speak along, and return to them for review. Make a difficult sentence easier to hear • AB repeat: set a start and end point to replay just the passage you need. • Shadowing: adjust playback from 0.5x to 2x and speak along at your own pace. • Dictation: type what you hear, compare it with the subtitles, and find the words you missed. • Saved sentences and Grow: collect lines to revisit, then try today's review or a random listen. Set review reminders for a time that suits you. Bring your own study material Add a supported video link or import local video, audio, and SRT or VTT subtitle files. Captions for video links depend on availability. On supported devices and languages, on-device speech recognition can also help create subtitles; check the results for accuracy. Use material in English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, or another language you are learning. Slow down a difficult conversation, then listen again at its original speed as it becomes familiar. Get started with one sentence 1. Add a supported video link or choose a file on your device. 2. Repeat a subtitle sentence or a passage you select yourself. 3. Speak along or try dictation, then save a sentence to practise again. Start without creating an account. On-device speech recognition processes study material on your device. Video links and some features need an internet connection. You can choose whether to send app usage data in Settings; diagnostic information may also be collected. Play your own content and save sentences and repeat ranges to practise again. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

A handwriting practice app for Japanese kanji. Set a time limit and write kanji neatly, one square at a time. Instead of only marking right or wrong, it checks how closely and legibly the character was written. Choose a school year (grades 1-6) and a session length (5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes). Kanji for that grade appear at random. Write in the square with Apple Pencil or a finger, then tap Check to see a neatness score from 0 to 100%. Turn the model on to show a faint guide character in the square. Trace it to learn the shape, or turn it off to write from memory. If you are unsure of the stroke order, open the guide from the practice screen and check the character one stroke at a time. The session timer pauses while the guide is open, and your unfinished writing and current question stay in place. Viewing the guide does not affect the neatness score. Characters written very neatly appear less often for a while, and characters that need work come back after a few more items. Score 90% or higher three times on a character to master it, so weaker characters get more practice naturally. The results screen shows the percentage written neatly, along with the characters written very neatly and those worth practicing again. Use it for five minutes before homework or ten minutes on a day off. It also works well for home study and after-school programs. Covers all 1,026 kanji from the Japanese elementary school grade-level list. Grade 1: 80 / Grade 2: 160 / Grade 3: 200 / Grade 4: 202 / Grade 5: 193 / Grade 6: 191 One-time purchase. No ads or additional purchases. Note: the app interface is in Japanese. Privacy: handwriting and practice records are processed and stored only on the device. Nothing is sent off-device.